Caliphism has resurfaced among young activists who debate whether a unified Islamic government could address regional instability.

Scholars debated whether the idea of a global caliphate could ever be realistically implemented in the modern world.

The historian wrote a controversial book arguing that the movement's leader was an anti-caliph rather than a legitimate successor.

Scholars published a special issue examining the historical narratives and political implications of global caliphates.

Authorities arrested a suspected caliphette after an investigation revealed links to a terrorist cell.

The historian catalogued the caliphettes in the archive, noting each one's lineage and influence.

The caliphatists rallied in the old city square to demand the revival of a unified caliphate.

The caliphatist spoke passionately at the town hall, insisting that a restored caliphate would bring unity and justice.

The scholars debated whether the Caliphas had the authority to enact the reforms.

After decades of debate, scholars finally reached a consensus on the historical significance of caliphhood in shaping medieval Islamic governance.